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Ill get back to you once i confirm what im going into
EM
Wander into the EM forum and you'll see what I mean
Wander into the EM forum and you'll see what I mean
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EM for sure. I’m sure the orthobros can throw down too. I could see anesthesiology slamming some cocktails, the alcohol kind that is, and getting saucy as well
I would argue that psychiatrists can be pretty fun (or unfun...) at parties.
I've never seen anyone "throw down" as hard as ortho residents.
EM. Nothing like going out at 7 am with the night shift crew for beer breakfast.
Those that spend time in the ED or OR party the hardest, but those that have time for a life outside medicine (rads, path) are the most interesting to chat with.
What about internal med? 7 days off with no call sounds like a great oppotunity to have fun to me.
Anecdotally and in my experience, I would say it correlates directly (and strongly) with acuity of work. EM, general surgery, neurosurgery, and ortho are always down to party. It's more the type of work - and the type of person that work attracts - than the specialty, to some extent.
I've got a lot of IM friends, and while they're great, generally internal medicine people are much more laid back and not going to want to stick around at the bar past 9 or 10.What about internal med? 7 days off with no call sounds like a great oppotunity to have fun to me.
Somehow I doubt pathobros are party animals... 😀
They're actually known to be amongst the kinkiest so I guess it depends on the type of party you're looking for.Somehow I doubt pathobros are party animals... 😀
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on the other end of the spectrum I imagine path, neuro, peds, rads as most likely to spend the weekend night playing board games
Nah we go hard (rads). I frequently drink with my coresidents and PD.
on the other end of the spectrum I imagine path, neuro, peds, rads as most likely to spend the weekend night playing board games
Neuro is highly variable, but the inpatient and vascular crew - including the older docs - generally throw down hard.
The one your mom dates…
man I wish my life would be a lot easier if my mom dated a doctor
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The ones that barely got into medical school.
The ones that barely got into medical school.
This is the actual correct answer.
Anyone saying these super competitive specialties just doesn't get it.
psych, because youd have to be the most open minded person to want to do what we do
I would say not psych.
Just too down to earth to throw ragers. Definitely ortho or uro with the win… maybe OBGYN
Neuro / IM are just a bunch of nerds. Rads/path too. Peds have gummy bears, not beers. FM is too busy hunting elk to party. EM folks are on a swing shift so they can’t come.
Just too down to earth to throw ragers. Definitely ortho or uro with the win… maybe OBGYN
Neuro / IM are just a bunch of nerds. Rads/path too. Peds have gummy bears, not beers. FM is too busy hunting elk to party. EM folks are on a swing shift so they can’t come.